adding computers to a domain

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Hello all

I created an account to be used to add computers to our win2k ad domain. I
went to the built in Computers OU and added the user and gave them create
and delete computer objects in the security properties but the account still
gets an access denied error when trying to add the computer.

Are there other permissions that need to be set. Do I need to create a group
policy for that account?

Thanks



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